"How do you train young men to do the work more easily done by fiends?" Doug Lummis speaking from Okinawa youtu.be/-CGDj_xHNX4?...

"I have the right to know the contamination status of my own land." The English version of my latest article about the environmental impact of military operations in Okinawa is now online at @okinawatimes.co.jp. Please take a look. www.okinawatimes.co.jp/articles/-/1...

The quiet part: "there's a place where live fire training over innocent civilians is entirely acceptable...it's just not here" taskandpurpose.com/news/camp-pe...

The climate record in song! gc.copernicus.org/articles/8/2...

Fábio Akamine's research into his family history was kindled by his uncle's stories and even after his passing, continues to be ever present. He shares how their relationship evolved and how it lead to a book and exhibition presented in Okinawa and Brazil.

In this essay, Alberto Toscano and Brenna Bhandar explore how the ideology of real estate has come to find direct geopolitical expression in Trump’s drive to acquire territory as property—starkly exemplified by Trump's egregious “Gaza development plan.” proteanmag.com/2025/02/27/s...

Just back from the 11th East Asian Conference in Alternative Geographies on "territorial Justice" and my head is still spinning. Such a joy reconnecting with old relations and making new friends. I'm grateful to all the incredible speakers keeping justice and criticality at the center!

Next Monday, live in Okinawa and remote via Zoom. "Connecting the Dots of Colonialism and Militarism in Okinawa and Beyond." Looks excellent!